Pottsville High School - Hi S Potts Yearbook (Pottsville, PA)

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Home Run Hitters SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. FIRST SEMESTER ws f Ruth Bollinger .. . ....,.....,.. ..... . . . : . . ........ President .I I Grant Uranko . .. ............r...... - .... x. ..... Vice-President William Mahall ..... .,..... . Treasurer Beverly Bugelholl .. , . .... T .Secretary Wx . I X S l SECOND SEMESTER George Tucker , ..............,.....,...... President Betty Harney . . . .... Vice-President And w 19 .... Treasurer Doro P ..... Secretary E183 Q Gly!

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Hi-S- Potts Stay? Ruth Bollinger Marie Deach Betty Harney Literary Editor Art Editor Literary Editor Helen Berner Peggy Claridge Norman Dietrich Mary Linden Literary Editor Literary Editor Circulation Manager Associate Business Manager Carolyn Rhoads Mary Schargo Mary Siino Birch Witman Associate Typist Typist Literary Editor Business Manager Iarnes Ryan Leona Schoenauer Ioel Tapper Sports Editor Literary Editor Feature Editor . 'N X m 3 ' L- w..,l-, V E X J K.,5 w 9 -S LN.. 4,1-1-A,-.W S172

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claus Lgtnme PLHTE g it ADAMS, PHILIP It seems Phil's burning ambition in life is to attend the University of Notre Dame. Although he is naturally quiet, he has established himself in our hearts by his good nature and willingness to help his fellow students. Collecting pictures of sports stars is his hobby: the great national pastime claims his athletic attention. Llp an' at 'em, Adams! ADAMS, THERESA Number, please? . . . Thank you. You're right: Theresa plans to become a telephone operator. Small wonder that her favorite expression is Great day in the morning! Theresa took the commercial course, English having been of great- est interest to her. Skating is her chief pastime. Yes, Theresa is an Hello! girl we're saying Goodbyel to. ALKSNIS, GENEVIEVE Genevieve, better known as Gennie, is one of our up-and-coming jitterbugs. Dancing and skating are her favorite pastimes. If given the opportunity, she would like to travel to far distant lands. Gennie has chosen to become a gov- erness. Her quiet and efficient manner will place her deep in the hearts of her charges. ALLISON, WILLIAM Gentle reader, if, several years from now. you're stopped by a handsome. spic and span figure in the uniform of the Pennsylvania State Police, don't become befuddled. lt's only Bill - we hope-wanting to exchange greetings. tOh, yeahlllb This nice chap's main diversion is driving a tractor on his fatherls farm - an excellent place for one to do literally what Bill usu- I.. ally exclaims. Go fly a Kite ANDERSON, MAE Soft-spoken but hard-working is Mae. How- ever, her quietness does not conceal any of her fine qualities. Mae would like to go into training to become an Angel of Mercy. Go to it, Mae. Will Shakespeare is her favorite authorp Gone With the Wind, her favorite book. For the physically ill it'll always be Mae-time! ANNS, GEORGE Pull down the shades! Here comes another salesman! We're reasonably certain that such a remark will never be made in reference to salesman Anns. for his pleasing personality and courteous bearing should be a big asset to him in the selling game. When not wrestling with commercial subjects, George can be found tinkering with engines and motors. ASHMAN, CHARLES To study is folly - so thinks Cholly, by gollyl I le'd rather play basketball than eat: in fact, he plans to become a b.b, coach. Clark is really a killer when it comes to the opposite sex. If Charlie can talk himself out of the jams of Life as he talked himself out of those in P. H. S., he'll go far. BAIR, RUTH Watch the birdie, please. Youlve guessed it, That's Ruth at work in her chosen profession. She plans to take up commercial photography and would like to see the United States through the camerals eye. Besides photography. Ruth is exceedingly interested in secretarial work. With such a combination we're cer- tain that Miss Bair will make far more than a bare living. 4 owe